Carolina High School - Carolinian Yearbook (Greenville, SC)

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twenty-five years of academics , x vm if C 37 ' ' Mr. Joe Robert Crouch, current- ly the principal of Welcome Ele- mentary School, taught at Caro- lina High School between l96O and I968. He remembers the fac- ulty at Carolina seemed to get along quite well. That hasn't changed. Mr. Crouch noted sev- eral things that have changed over the years. The most noticeable changes have been the school building it- self. The first and fourth wings were added in the mid-I96O's. The Auto Mechanics shop was also added then. Although Mr. Crouch has lost touch with much that goes on here, he still keeps up with the football scores. People like Mr. .loe Robert Crouch have played a part in CaroIina's interesting and varied history. 1' 1 i ti' AcademicsfI7